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“And for those two basadis of Nellavatti and Taṭṭikere, on the death of Jinadāsa as a reward of perggaḍe Nokkayya’s boldness and liberality, Gaṅga-Permmāḍi-Deva granted the royal insignia of two horns, a canopy, chāmaras, and big drums.”